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Tips

  • Use H and L if the buffer you want to go to is visually close to where you are
  • Otherwise, if the buffer is open, use <leader>,
  • For other files, use <leader><space>
  • Close buffers you no longer need with <leader>bd
  • <leader>ss to quickly jump to a function in the buffer you're on
  • <c-o>, <c-i> and gd to navigate the code
  • You can pin buffers with <leader>bp and delete all non pinned buffers with <leader>bP
  • Add TODOs in files you want to work on in future but don't need now and delete their buffers, git will track them

Disable autoformat for some buffers​

If you want to disable autoformat for a certain buffer, then set vim.b.autoformat = false for that buffer.

lua/config/autocmds.lua
-- Disable autoformat for lua files
vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd({ "FileType" }, {
  pattern = { "lua" },
  callback = function()
    vim.b.autoformat = false
  end,
})

If you change your mind you can do <leader>uf to enable autoformat anyway for that buffer.